Post-Mining Landscapes as Natural Carbon Sinks: Potential for Ecological Restoration

In the coming decades, mineral extraction will cease at several locations in the Czech Republic. This article examines the transformation of these sites into natural carbon storage reservoirs after mining has ceased. This innovative approach supports sustainable land use, helps mitigate climate change, and restores ecological landscape functions.

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2025-11-27
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https://doi.org/10.3390/engproc2025116003
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Mining and Resource Management
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Post-Mining Landscapes as Natural Carbon Sinks: Potential for Ecological Restoration

Jindřich Šancer, Vladimír Krenžel, Tomáš Široký, Pavel Zapletal
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Post-Mining Landscapes as Natural Carbon Sinks: Potential for Ecological Restoration

Jindřich Šancer, Vladimír Krenžel, Tomáš Široký, Pavel Zapletal
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Abstract

In the coming decades, mineral extraction will cease at several locations in the Czech Republic. This article examines the transformation of these sites into natural carbon storage reservoirs after mining has ceased. This innovative approach supports sustainable land use, helps mitigate climate change, and restores ecological landscape functions.

VSB - Technical University of Ostrava (CZ)
Openalex Percentile: Top 60%
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